Buying a Property in Portugal

Feb. 19, 2008 - PRLog -- Portugal is the perfect place in which to buy a second home, or one for retirement and “Buying a Property in Portugal’, Hosted by Webooks.co.uk, will tell you all you need to know, including:

•   Where to look for a property
•   What types of property are available how to find them.

It explains the whole buying process from dealing with estate agents and solicitors to promissory contracts and registration. It also covers buy-to-let purchases and timeshares, and includes a list of the most useful Portuguese expressions you will need.

Visitors can read the whole book for free online, or download a PDF from the online shop for future reference.

Sue Tyson-Ward's association with Portugal goes back some 19 years, when she first stayed in Portugal before reading Portuguese at University. Between bouts of living and working there, she has spent the last ten years promoting Portugal through her language and culture classes and books, her Portuguese Circle and her work for the BBC series Talk Portuguese.

On the Webooks website, users can also read the author’s blog and find useful websites in the directory.

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You can read the book on the WeBooks website below:
http://www.buyingapropertyinportugal.info

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